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The Internal Revenue Service is looking for Sergio Becerra Jr., and he actually hopes the agency finds him.
Becerra, a Wells resident who attends school in Florida, never got the refund he was owed on the federal income tax return he submitted three years ago.
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Covert Ave (2) $140,000 4/20
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Talk radio 680 WCBM hired Brenda Carl to the news staff. Carl, a Baltimore native, reports afternoon news. She joined WCBM after spending two years wi...
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Alliance represents milestone in smartphone push in the consumer market
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Handmark[R] today announced its award-winning Pocket Exp...
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Senate Bill 680 not only eliminated and reduced taxes on business, it also included a measure that allows senior citizens to defer payment of property tax increases exceeding $300 or 18 percent of what they already pay.
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TV, radio: SportSouth; ESPN (92.9 FM, 680 AM)
Records: Grizzlies, 3-5; Thunder, 8-2
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WASHINGTON - Put it in the history books: The country was officially diagnosed with a job-killing recession, and woeful new evidence showed it's getting worse. Wall Street convulsed at the news, tanking 680 points, and Washington pledged even more help to try to ease the pain.
With the economic pain likely to stretch well into 2009, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Monday he stands ready to lower interest rates yet again and to explore other rescue or revival measures.
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Today
CSI Memphis Christmas party: 6 p.m., Fontaine House, 680 Adams.
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The Cove Restaurant, 680 Millcross Road, has new owners and a new name - The Waterfront.
The new owners have been running the restaurant for the last two months, but just finalized the deal this week to officially take over the property.
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WASHINGTON -- Put it in the history books: The country was officially diagnosed with a job-killing recession Monday, and woeful new evidence showed it's getting worse. Wall Street convulsed at the news, tanking 680 points, and Washington pledged even more help to try to ease the pain.
With the economic pain likely to stretch well into 2009, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Monday he stands ready to lower interest rates yet again and to explore other rescue or revival measures.